A note from the artist
Everything else you should know — how to reach the gallery, what to wear, where the previews live. Each block below takes a title, some text and an optional photo; add as many as you like.
The show
Maya Ananta's The Long Quietgathers twelve new paintings made over two years — slow studies of light falling across water, rooftops and the hours between. You are warmly invited to see them first, over canapés and conversation with the artist.
The works, in motion
Kindly reply by 6 November— one tap on the RSVP tab. Opening night is free, but we'd love to know you're coming.
About the artist
Maya Ananta (b. 1989, Surabaya) paints from long observation — months of looking at a single stretch of coast, a rooftop, a room at a certain hour. Her canvases are quiet on purpose: she wants visitors to slow down.
Her work has been shown at biennials and galleries across Southeast Asia, and is held in private collections in Jakarta, Singapore and Melbourne. The Long Quietis her first solo exhibition in four years.
Works on view
Twelve paintings, slow studies of light. Tap any image to see it full size — or replace the placeholders with photographs of your own.
Opening night · Friday 13 November
Canapés and conversation with the artist from 7 to 10 pm. Please reply by 6 November.
Visitors' book
Words left by visitors become part of the show — tell Maya which piece stayed with you.